So Logan's Run, Coma, Blade Runner, and 1984 had a baby (spoiler warning)

Rating: 5/10 (1 August 2005)

It was perfectly good eye candy. It truly was. If one was willing to put one's brain on hold and ignore the plot holes big enough to hold a motor vehicle chase in (Which, oddly enough, was what Bay used every half-hour or so to distract us from the plot holes), one could have fun watching this film. Because, it was fun. Largely forgettable fun, but fun nonetheless. The action set-pieces were pretty well-crafted. The technology, although out of reach today, seemed internally consistent.The mirror "The Island" holds up to the self-obsession so prevalent in our culture, as well as that culture's weakness for the hope of that "one-in-a-million chance" that could change our lives forever, is both clear and uncompromising. Of course, my opinion could be biased by the fact that the sight of Scarlett Johansson makes my brain skip its track for a moment...